This list shows the available statuses and describes what each means.
| Status | Description |
|---|---|
| Ready | The student has not yet started the test. |
| Active | The student has logged in and started the test. If a test is in this status and the student needs to log in again, change the status to Resumed, as described in Resume a Test |
| Exited | The student has exited TestNav but has not submitted test responses. The student cannot resume testing unless the status is changed to Resumed, as described in Resume a Test. If the student will not resume testing for any reason, then the status must be changed to Marked Complete, as described in NEW Mark Student Tests Complete. |
| Resumed | The student has been authorized to resume the test, but has not yet logged in. Mark a test Resumed as described in Resume a Test. When you resume a test, it is set to Resumed-Uploaded. This forces TestNav to check for a saved response file (SRF) on the testing machine when the student logs back in to continue. If you prefer to resume using only the test data last sent to the Pearson server rather than saved on a specific testing machine, uncheck Resume upload during the resume process. This will set the status to Resumed. |
| Resumed-Uploaded | The student has been authorized to resume the test, but has not yet logged in. Mark a test Resumed-Uploaded as described in Resume a Test. When you resume a test, it is set to Resumed-Uploaded. This forces TestNav to check for a saved response file (SRF) on the testing machine when the student logs back in to continue. If you prefer to resume using only the test data last sent to the Pearson server rather than saved on a specific testing machine, uncheck Resume upload during the resume process. This will set the status to Resumed. |
| Completed | The test has been submitted by the student through TestNav and the data has been processed. |
| Marked Complete | The student has exited TestNav and will not resume the same test, or has never logged in to a test, but the test session needs to be stopped. Mark a test Marked Complete as described in NEW Mark Student Tests Complete |